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Consumption alters liver metabolism and may favor diabetes, researchers find

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Consumption alters liver metabolism and may favor diabetes, researchers find

Researchers from the University of Leicester, in Great Britain, found that tuberculosis disturbs the metabolism of glucose in the body, reports News.ro. The findings, published in the journal PLoS Pathogenscompleting the knowledge that diabetes reduces the symptoms of tuberculosis. Importantly, researchers now say that undiagnosed TB could push vulnerable patients to bmetabolic diseases such as … Read more

Researchers find no evidence of monkeypox virus infection in pets, despite presence of viral DNA

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Researchers find no evidence of monkeypox virus infection in pets, despite presence of viral DNA

Despite the detection of MPOX virus DNA in dogs and cats in infected households, the researchers conclude that the viral traces likely come from human contamination and not from actual pet infections. One Health survey on smallpox and pets in the United States. Photo credit: Hamara / Shutterstock In a recent study published in the … Read more

High-risk viruses discovered in fur farms in China: towards a new pandemic?

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High-risk viruses discovered in fur farms in China: towards a new pandemic?

The team of researchers, led by Chinese, detected 125 viruses in total, including 36 never discovered before! Anthony Kaczmarek 11/09/2024 12:00 4 min The virologue Edward Holmesformerly responsible for research on Covid-19, conducted a study with several scientists, a team led by Chinese, on the potential danger of viruses present in fur farms in Chinewhere … Read more

Documentary “Talking Pigs”: AI decodes the language of animals | NDR.de – Culture

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Documentary “Talking Pigs”: AI decodes the language of animals | NDR.de – Culture

Status: 03.09.2024 10:42 a.m. Not all grunts are created equal: A team of researchers from Copenhagen has used AI to decipher the language of pigs – and thus scientifically proven how animal husbandry affects the welfare of pigs. by Thorsten Mack Maren Osterbuhr and Rosalie are close friends. They don’t speak the same language, but … Read more

Water reserves under the surface of Mars are enough to fill the oceans Al Khaleej Newspaper

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Water reserves under the surface of Mars are enough to fill the oceans Al Khaleej Newspaper

Researchers have found evidence of a large reservoir of liquid water beneath the surface of Mars, enough to fill oceans on the planet’s surface.The researchers said that the reservoir is located in small cracks and pores in the rocks, in the middle of the Martian crust, at a depth between 11.5 and 20 kilometers, noting … Read more

Study Finds Link Between Owning Cats and Schizophrenia Risk: How Toxoplasma Gondii is Responsible

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Study Finds Link Between Owning Cats and Schizophrenia Risk: How Toxoplasma Gondii is Responsible

Having cats before the age of 25 doubled the risk of schizophrenia. The parasite Toxoplasma gondii, present in cats, is responsible. The disease can be asymptomatic but can lead to severe symptoms. The parasite is transmitted through feces, eggs, raw meat, fruits, vegetables. The parasite can cause birth defects and mental disorders. The study was … Read more

Researchers Discover Earth Was Originally Flat, Not Spherical

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Researchers Discover Earth Was Originally Flat, Not Spherical

The shape of our planet is round. That is a proven fact. However, it has recently been discovered that this was not always the case and that, at its creation, the Earth was slightly different. According to the findings of a group of researchers from the British university UCLan (University of Central Lancashire), in the … Read more

MIT Researchers Discover Primordial Black Holes Affecting Earth’s Orbit Every 10 Years

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MIT Researchers Discover Primordial Black Holes Affecting Earth’s Orbit Every 10 Years

Prepared by: Mohamed Ezzedine American researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology revealed that some primordial black holes rise above our solar system at least once every 10 years, affecting the change in the Earth’s orbit, obstructing the movement of planets and satellites, and thus changing the distances of the planets from the Sun or … Read more

Early Universe Galaxies: Flat vs. Spiral or Elliptical Shape Revealed by NASA Researchers

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Early Universe Galaxies: Flat vs. Spiral or Elliptical Shape Revealed by NASA Researchers

normal January 20, 2024 17:30 pm Flat galaxies and their elliptical counterparts Prepared by: Mohamed EzzedineAmerican researchers affiliated with NASA revealed that galaxies were flat 600 million to 6 billion years ago, and were not in the shape we know today, “spiral or elliptical,” according to analysis of images taken by the James Webb Space … Read more